MR CORRIGAN'S LETTER.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 17 March 1915, Page 4

MR CORRIGAN'S LETTER.

The sense of Mr Corrigan's lette* in yesterday's Star, on "Imperial Meat Contracts," was unfortunately marred1 by the misplacement of a line of typeat the final making up. The last tiro paragraphs should have read as follows:— ■■'"'■'.

"Mr Powdrell says his directors havenot varied their policy this last two years, etc. That is all the more reason why they should do so; otherwise, instead -of their making the burden lighter, it may become so heavy thai? they may break down under the strain.

As to Mr- PowdrelPs P.S. about therebeing a drop of id to fd per lb in the Imperial contract—that is all moonshine. The schedule rates are higher than any farmer has obtained this year by a good deal, and if the freezing companies will only give the farmers a square deal, I think that is all-the majority of farmers want:"